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fie Glduertiser
? ibsorlptlou Prloe-l'i Months, ?1.60
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W. W. BALL, EDITOR.
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tion, $1.00; each subsequent insertion,
60 cents.
Liberal reduction made for lar?e Ad
vertisements.
W.W.B ALL,
Proprietor.
LAURENS, 8. C, Sept. 24, 1896.
~?
Last Monday's Fight.
The big battle over tho name of the
new county carved out of the sacred
soil of Edgefield was fought out on
Saturday tho 14th of Septomber. Tho
name was recorded "Butler1' with tho
Hon. O. D. Tillman, brother of Benja
min, as Godfathor. Benjamin had ob
tained loavo of absoncc and it was dur
ing his furlough that tho infanta was
christened. While tho cats are away
the mice willl play. Monday tho lUth
Benjamin returned to his desk and pro
ceeded at once to kick up a mighty
rumpus, claiming that a porsonal in
jury and insult had boon put upon him
by the convention, reformers and con
servatives, in baptizing tho county. Ho
'??oi the floor and flourished tho party
whip with a vongeanco, hectoring tho
whole lay out, thrashing all around
and about, putting his stripes indiscrim
inately, finally dropping from the high
tragic* to the lachrymoso and shedding
tears of anguish upon tho altar of Re
form. Ho bitterly crlod aloud that no
body had rebuked his brothor Gcorgo,
who had said in his speech that ho
prayed God that the Stato might have
as successor to General Butler his
equal, but he doubtod if sho should bo
so fortunate. In tho teeth of this, to
. jrame a county "Butler" was an outrage
to Benjamin. There was rout, riot and
confusion worse confounded, the
President of the convention, legging
fore and aft for tho Edgofiold Senator,
^han thero was a mighty stampede to
tho rihgmaster'by reformors and a fow
conservatives and its namo became
Saluda. Xjongrossman Wilson and
Senator Irby rfrght manfully resented
the irate gentleman's disposition to
?tyhip thorn into the pack. Irby stood
to his vote and gave to Tillman in his
teeth that tho namo Butler would sur
vive when that of Tillman would bo In
oblivion.
The whole thing would bo ridiculous
were it not disgraceful,?in this, that
men sent to represent a decent consti
tuency, who had solemnly performed
an aot of important organic legislation
but two days before, at the lash and
bidding of a spoilt whimperer were
driven like poor curs to rescind their
aotion. Oh, the pity that the names of
tho repentant reformors and frightened
mugwumps who changed their votes,
must bo recorded in tho day's journal
and bo a permanent rocord of their
oringing servility. That there is no
way to ro-writo or obliterate th'o re
cord, that must come to tho eyes and
ears of their children.
Conservatives had little to do with
the wrangle, to their groat credit.?
Somo of those so classed, alarmed at
tho noiso and rattle, changed their
votes, but truly rated they are only
half-broods.
# *
*
Drainngo Law*
The grand jury at tho instance of
many persons recommended that all
8troamft. be cleared of obstruction with
in th'^Lia/jUys and that owners failing
be thaMMaicted. If tho county Super
visor falls to indict, then tho Grand
Jury will procood against this officer
by indiotmont. Recognizing tho diffi
culties surrounding tho Supervisor,who
desires to do his duty thoy recommend
ed that the court order an inspector
to his assistance, to survey tho streams
and procure ovidonce against tho par
tlos in default. Hero is tho difficulty?
the court could not order an inspector
employod as there is no provission in
the law for it. Tho people must tostify
in court as in othor cases of violating
the law, if they oxpoct redress. Lot
those interested, and tho majority of
the people are, apply to the Legisla
ture to authorlzo tho Supervisor to om
ploy an inspector at an oxponso not to
exceed a specified sum and the law can
be carried out. In tho meamwhile the
Judgo cannot order a dollar paid ex
cept as provldod by law. Tho Legisla
ture convones soon and our pooplo
whoso health and flolds are affected
. should soo our Roprcsentativos and
make known their wishes. Tho law
has but ono log to stand on now and a
crutch. A mend it at once.
***
Irby County.
Our Laurons compatriots havo caught
tho opidomic and want a new county
carved out of Laurons, ombracing
-^Hunter, Jacks and part of Scufilctown
and Cross Hill Townships. Clinton is
to be tho Court IIouso, a laudablo am
bition. Wo will only tako occasion to
say that tho hundred court houso9 in
London Town don't mako up that busi
ness centor and ono in a thousand of tho
inhabitants can't locato wherotho Lord
Chief Justice makes his rulings. When
' a town gets to bo a town indeed the
court house is usually the smallest con
cern in it. Wo want our county solid
as it is?it is small and woll bounded
and con von ic.nl. loth- people. Lot tho
noblo pooplo of Clinton build thoir cot
ton mill and other industries grow in
magnitude and wo will rejoico in thoir
growth and dovelopmcnt. No objections
to the namo. ?
*
* ?
Htlll Apologising.
In the interesting whitewashing do
bate of last Thursday, In tho Conven
tion Senator Tillman savagoly attacked
tho meek and lowly Consoryativos who
hold seats in that body. Ho was called
to order for unparliamentary languago
by Talbert, who held the gavel. Tho
Senator mado tho necessary apologle*
after ho had sufficiently, "displaced the
mirth (and) broko tho good moetlng,
frith most admired dlsdrdor." Tho
poor condemned conservatives sub
mitted written apologies for thoir neg
ative votes on tho Patterson resolves.
They are as mild mannerod a gang as
?ver souttlod ship or cut a throat.
Long fasting has an offeot on tho spirit
of heroes and desperadoes alike.
buktng the "State" Newspaper.
When the liberty of the Press Is
gono all other liberty is dead. The
State was right in printing its vlow of
Gov. Evans' ruling on the Saluda ques
tion. The resolutions passed by tho
convention are mere sound and fury
and do not vindicate President Evans.
The evidenco is in and tho facts are
out. The verdict will bo made up by a
bigger 'x>dy than the little convention,
and Governor?President Evans must
at last abide that verdict. The State's
voico and the voices of a multitude of
witnesses will ring out The State, too,
must bo its own judge of tho proprlotios.
? **
Convention Proceedings.
A petition from tho county commis
sioners of Laurens County was pre
sented by Mr. Irby, praying tho Con
vention to enact such a clause in tho
Constitution as shall require all trial
justices to sentence potty offenders
convicted by thorn to tho chain gangs
in tho vnrious counties. And that all
teams, horses, mules and wagons bo
mado Ilablo to road duty.
This Is matter for pure legislation
and ought not to encumber the. consti
tution. Put such matters In the consti
tution and they will troublous should a
change bo desired.
***
Delogato Henry.
In our last Issue It will havo boon
noted that Delogato H. L. Honry had
not boon placed upon any of tho com
mittees of tho convention. The Presi
dent of tho convention has appointed
Mr. Honry to tho Important commit
too of Rights of Suffrage and that of
County Government.
* * *
Gag Law.
Wo aro surprised to lind Mr. Aldritch
of Barnwoll, advocating gagging tho
Press. However, thcro aro so many
things done and said in this world that
for comfort and convcnloncy ought to
bo supprossod and hushed up, we should
not bo surprised perhap?.
* **
Lot nobody bo so simple or unsophis
catod as to conjecture that the rumpus
over tho llttlo incident of changing the
namo of a now county will produco a
division among tho Reform Leaders.?
Thoro is llttlo in a namo, "Aroseby
any other name, would smell as sweet."
Tho leaders will shako hands and kiss
ovor tho bloodless chasm. Booty and
beauty are both from Immemorial rec
ognized causes of war. The age of
chivalry is gono; old Homer occupied
tho field with tho fair and fickle Helena,
and faithful Ponolopo; Shakcspraro ex
hausted the thomo with tho vo)motions
and irrcsistablo Cleopatra: and the he
rocs of the futuro must bo embalmed as
tho mon of might who looked after and
kept closo to tho "stuff-"
At Atlanta, on Wednesday President
Clovoland was kept waiting until after
six o'clock, before he was allowed
to touch tho button at Gray Gables and
sot tho wheels "going round." Tho
militia woro slow to move and moved
slowly. Wo had thought that they
were abolished by "Georgia Scenes."
Again thoy had a half dozen long wind
ed speeches. This Is anothor terrible In
tl id ion that Southerners must always
submit to and imposo upon others. It
is torriblo to contemplate.
#**
Wo havo forebornc to make extended
comment on tho multitude of measures
introduced in tho convention and pro
posed for parts of tho organic law.?
When the reports of committees are up
for discussion tho real work of the con
vention is on. Tho mass of tho matter
is proper subject for legislation and not
for tho organic law. Things aro tak
ing shape now and tho waste basket is
being rapidly filled.
?*#
In sentencing tho parties convicted
of retailing last wook Judge Barle said
that liquor selling was a bad businoss
for thoso logally authorized to sell ; a
businoss that ho did not admire Ho
did not fail to say also that those who
bought from tho Illicit sollors were as
bad as tho sollors:
Frank L. Stanton's Dedicatory Odo
at tho opening of tho great Southern
exposition places him alongside of Ton
nyson dead, and c.'owns him beyond
cavil as tho Poot Lauorateof this land.
North, South. East and West.
#
# *
Wo dislike to uso harsh cpithots.?
As a rule they are useless to magnify or
minify naked faets. TillmatVs attack
upon M. C. Butlor, a private citizen, in
tho Constitutional Convention, wo will
not doscond to charactoriso In torms.
Genoral Butler's published expressions
as to tho ineldontmoro than sulllclcntly
moots tho case.
G, P. Smith, Supervisor of Registra
tion for this county, has been appointed
Clerk of Senator Irby's committee,"
"Declaration of Rights" in tho con
stitutional convention.
Tho groat big exposition opened at
Atlanta on Wcdnosday last. Thoso
Atlantoso doservo succoss. We trust
it may bo a glorous dawn of a new ora
of prosperity for our grand Pouthorn
scotlon.
*%
Thoro are too many signs of peace
in tho Convention to suit Sonator Till
man. Now that Wilson, Irby & Co.,
and tho Conservatives, manifost pacific
symptons tho Junior Sonator pulls his
hair.
Dologato Bnist. ofTorod a resolution
that all delegates bo requested to fllo
their autographs with tho Secretary of
Statoand moved Immediato consldora
tlon. It wont nom. con. like*hot oakoa.
Tho State, has displayed great enogy
and ontorprifio by its full and aocurato
reports of tho Convention proceedings,
and tho county Pross is largely in
doptcd to it.
?*?
Tho boss whipper-in of tho Conven
tion handles his Instrument with 6tich
skill that his followors never fail to
dance to the music.
What's What.
You must first settle the facts; then
the environment, then the emergency;
and thus tho intent. The celebrated
comparison Instanced by a North Caro
lina Judge concerning of a barnyard
rooster is to the point. If any layman
is curious about this case he can see us
at our leisure as the story is too long
for insertion hero.
#?*
Maj. Barker,of Charleston, urgod the
only sensible view; that tho convention
had no right to force a voto on tho
question.
? *
?
Delogato Wharton's proposition for
a $3.00 por diem for Legislators will
probably bo oinbodlod in tho constitu
tion.
Captain Shell and the Baptist Minis
try.
To tho EJitor of The Greenville New?.
In an editorial in to day's papel J'O'l
refer to the rumor that the Hon. G. W.
Shell was contemplating entering the
Baptist ministry and indulge in some
remarks that are no mere creditable to
you than they are complimentary to
Captain Shell. As the rumor, if I mis
take not, first gained publicity through
your columns, you will pleaso do Cap
tain Shell and his friends the favor to
print the following note from the pastor
of the church of which ho is a member,
written several weeks past in roply to a
letter ol inquiry as >to tho correctness of
tho report. Ho says:
"Captain Sboll contemplated nothing
of tho kind that I am awaro of. Tho re
port gained publicity through his politi
cal enemies with the hopo of ruining his
religious as well as political influence.?
The whole thing began from his con
ducting a prayer meeting last Monday
night. I was compelled to be away from
tho meeting thnt night, and the church
unanimously requested Brother Shell to
conduct it and he consented to do so. Mr.
Shell has been einen his return from
Congress a promp* attendant upon the
sorviccs of hie church, and he hai not
only lib3rally contributed to tho oausns
that have made claim upon his church,
but he has modcBtly contributed all that
he could of his influence and thought to
the Sunday school and other services of
tho Lord's house. Besides, this, he lives
a consistent Christian life and has the
charity to speak kindly and in no CU9y
severely of those who have dono all in
their power to ruin him. His present
course of active, consecrated service to
his Master would naturally I suppose,
lead those who know nothing of the
piouiplings of a. devoted Christian li'o
to say that ho was going into tho minis*
try. X.
Blood Poison
THE BANE OF HUMAN LIFE,
Driven Out of the System by
the Use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
"For live years, I was a great o?
sufferer from a most persistent ?A
blood disease, none of the various oi
medicines 1 took being of any ol
help whatever. Hoping that oi
change oi" climate, would benefit ?A
mo. I went to Cuba, to Florida, J>]
and then to Saratoga Springs, oi
where 1 remained some time of
drinking tho waters. But all was g]
no use. At last, being advised 0j
by several friends to try Ayer's oj
Sarsaparilla, 1 began taking It, ?A
and very soon 1 vornhin results ?A
wore manifest. To-day 1 con- oj
sider myself a perfectly healthy o'
man, with a good appetite and gj
not the least trace ol my former 0]
complaint. To all my friends, o3
and especially young men like <>3
myself, 1 recommend Ayer's Bar- ?,3
sanarilia, if in need of n 'perfectly oi
reliable blood-purilier.?JOSK oj
A. EscoBAit, proprietor Hotel g]
Victoriii, Kev West, Fla.; resi- 53
deuce, 352 W.'lOlh St., New York, oj
Ayer's s?Sarsaparilla i
Admitted for Exhibition o]
at the world's fair?
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQCJ
1.I...J1...1. o.j i.>'e./.i-..H4.'.n lVt/.'U7kJft>UUUlW
TEACHERS' bX AMI NATION.
The examination of teachers for
Laurcns County will be held at
Laurens C. II. on Friday, Oct. iSth,
for white and colored applicants.
Jas. A. Madden,
School Commissioner.
FURMAN UNIVERSITY,
GREENVILLE, S. C.
Tho next Session will open Soptom
bor 25, 181)5. Writo for circulars, cat
alogues or for information about
Courses of Instruction, Mess Hull,
Boarding, &c.
Inqulro about examination to bo held
by School Commissioner, August 23 for
scholarship worth $50.
c. Manly, d. d.
President.
Tho Grand Jury report that tho Su
pervisor of tho County must see that
all who fall to cloan streams in thirty
days must bo indicted. All parties re
portod to mo as falling to carry out tho
taw will bo proceeded against. Tho
Grand Jury recommend that overseers
of roads see that In all cases tho roads
bo worked for the full six days.
R P. AD AIR,
Supervisor L o.
VKMeMEI
Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored.
MAGNETIC HEaVINE'Tj??
restore Lost Manhood. (tares weaknesses, Nervous
Debility and nil thoovlls from onrly or Intor ox.
C08H0B, iho results of overwork, worry, sickness,
etc. Pnll strength, tono and development given
to every organ or portion pf tho body. Improvo
in< n( immediately seen from thorhst. box. Thons
raids of letters of praise on filolu our oilloo. (ton
bn parried in vest poeket. Bent by lunlj to ony
Rddreon on reoojyit of price. Ono month'n treat
ment, in (wirbbox. Pnooftl.OO.Ohoxes $5.00, with
Written Guarantee to refund tiioney If not cured.
Bond to ns for tho Genuine. Circulars Free.
For sale by Tho Laurons Or ug Co.
DR. W. H. HALL
OFFICE OVER NATIONAL RANK. LAOBtNS.
Onion iUyh - MomUy ; *nd Tu^*yn
Scrofula on His Head
Which booame n mass 6( corruption, spread ad
that It got into our little boy's eyes. The sore*
Clarence It. Crockett
iprcad over hl? neck rtrifl wo thought he would ba
>llnd. Tlio doctors failod; we gave him Hood's
Sarsapnrilla. Rpvcral,bottles cured hlru after
rvc ir.nl iicipaired of his ever netting well. He
Is now a bright nnd healthy child. D. M.
Ouockett, Jh., Murfrecsboro, Tennessee.
Hood's5^ Cures
Kven when all other preparations fall, lie sure
;o get Hood's and only Hood's.
Hood's Pill? shonM bo tn overy household.
PORTER'S
ANTISEPTIC HE&LING OIL
Vor Barb Wire Cuts, Scratches
Saddle and Collar Galls, Cracked Heel
Burns, Old Sores, Cuts, Boil?, Bruises,
Piles and all kinds of inflammation on
man or beast. Cures Itch and Mango.
7h? Boro, Cot uv Born will never matter rite: the oh
hag i v.r. appllod.
Be prepared for accidents by keeping It in yout
houso01-stable. AIIDrugglslssollitonaguarcnlcc.
ilO Ctirc, No Pay. Price ?$ cts. nnd $1.00, If your
Druggist docs not keep it send us 35 cts. in pos
tage stamps and wc will send it to you by mall,
Paris, Tcnn..Jsu. soth. ICSI,
De.irBlril have Uicrt roit.r'? AulUeptle ii .ill. .: Oil
forllamMi and Sailillo Galt?.Scratchciand Harb Wlro Cuti
villi perfect aattifactlon, amt I heartily recommend It to
II l.tvery nnd Stockmen.
0. U. IUVINE, I.tvcr7 and Feed SUMc.
BABY BURNED.
Gentlemen.?I nm pleaied to ipcalc a word for Torter't
V:.llooptlo II.alias Oil. My bal>y wni burned a few moiillu
ISO,and aller try Inj? a!l other remcdlc? I applied your "Oil"
ind tlic Mrsl application Bavo relief, and in a fovr dayj tl.e
1 iro va? well. I nl? uted tlic oil on my itock and find tli.it
'I It t!io beat remedy for tliif uurpoao that I have ever need.
Your., C. t. LEWIS.
Pari?, Tcnn.. January g.-t. l^im_
IIANLTACTUhKI) ;iy
PARIS MEDICINE CO.,
st. i.ouis, Mr
For sale by Dr. B. F. P?SEY,
Laurons, S. C
v re than
you W:.: gin i'ioua and i
Fatal discr.se:] result from i
trifling ailments n<fleeted, i
{Don't play with Nature's
greatest gift?health.
1: Ifya:>rufcclliifi
uout < ( rcits, weak
,. f; tit: I generally ex
?TV?-1;/'^'?-; P|t.v.::.tc<l, ??etvous,
ftUWJll 1,0 nppetlle
*w''aa- Hi can't work,
I be [In :?.*. oncetnk?
> 1 ? Ihcmi 'l u-lia
iigllienhtK
II .: ,!li inv,which is
1 . .vii'a iron Bit.
j I : 1. A fv.v bot?
1.15? 1 . ui {-benefit
: . (\ from the
very firal dos?*?#
LA 2j i:? ?'?tu your j
?? . und it's"
I p! lilt u take.
It Cured
Dyspepsia, [Cla'aey nnd Liver
Neuralgia, TrouIj.M,
'Constipation, Ded Bl >od
? Malann, Nerv s ftitmento 4
, Women's c2..-;-"ui:ifs.
Get only t! v re ; hascroriscd red
' Hues on tlx wiappcr, All others mo fUib-Q
Btitutcs, On ie< i of iv . r.tampswe
?will send pel i ? Ic ? U^uttful World's
Pair VUwi and i j !? U
' BROWN CHEMICAL CO. f '.'.TIMOftE, tdD. \
fi-ytrr-..'. m
PURE DRUGS
Are very essential when a
person is ill and adulterat
ed medicines cannot possi
bly have the curative
powers like wholesome
medicines but
DE. B. F. FOSEY
keeps nothing but the best and
purest Drugs nnd Medicines
and people wanting anything
in my line will do well to call.
I also carry a large slock of
Feilet Articles, Stationery, acca,
Cigars, Colognes, Toilet and
foundry Soap and a hundred
and one other things kept in
A first-class Drug Store. I keen
ttAROEft IEE08
of reliable houses constantly on
hand and sell them at reasonable
prices. Yours for mutual benefit,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
W. L. Douglas
{fcl CUfkk? IS THE DE3T.
t^tj OnVEi FIT row A KING.
tt. CORDOVAN.
FRENCH A CNAMtUn CALF.
f4.*3.rso fine CalfMang-arou
?3.-4PP0UCE.3 S0LE3.
'?2.*l7J?BOYS'SCH0OfSH0Ea
? LAJDIKS
BKOCKTON.MA83.
Over One Million l-copto wear tho
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes Are equally satisfactory
They give the best value for tho money.
They equal custom Shoes In stylo and fit.
Thsfr wearing qualities are unsurpassed,
She prices uro uniform,.??stamped on sole,
rom ft to 9j saved over other makes.
If your dcalor cannot supply you we can. Sold by
W. A. JAMIE80N,
Lauronfl, S. C.
Where do You Buy Your #
nothing, Shoes and Hats, Etc.? #
# # It will pay you to buy them of
DAVIS k ROPER,
Famous Clothing, Hal and Shoe Store.
In the past is con vine
Outr IR,eoor,cl
?
ing enough that our prices are LOWER than our com
petitors, and we defy any one to sell the same class of
Goods cheaper than we do. We bought our entire
for the Season before the big advance in leather, and we
are in a position to save you money in this line.
Famous Line Bull Dog Pants.
Soirje of Oiit Prices.
Shoes from 25 cents to $5.00.
Hats from 25 cents to $5.00.
Mens' Suits from $2.00 to $25.00.
Boys' Suits from $2.00 to $15.00.
Knee Suits from 65 cents to 7.50.
We have Clothing to suit all ages and conditions of men.
Our line is always the Nobbiest to be found. Our Mats arc latest
styles and Lowest Prices. Trunks and Valises all prices.
We want your trade?call and sec us.
DAVIS & ROPER,
Famous Clothing, Shoe and Hat Store.
LAURENS, S. C.
How does these Prices strike you as being low :
Appleton's Reader?First. 16 cents.
" " Second. 27 cents.
? ? Third. 35 cents.
" " Fourth. 45 cents.
? ? Fifth. 85 cents.
Swinton's Word Primers. 13 cents.
" " " . 16 cents.
Maury Elcmentery Geography. 50 cents.
" Manuel Geography.$'?I5
Physical Geography. 1.10
Robinson s Primary Arithmetic. 65
" Wrilen Arithmetic. 29
J O. C. FLEMING & CO.
Columbia
Female College,
Columbia, S. G.
Full elective and degree cours
es. Fifteen Departments of In
structions. Able Faculty of
pecial i sts and distinguished
corps of Lectures. Fall term
begins September 26th. For
further information apply to
Rev. JohjTA. Rick, a. m.,d. d?
? j President
WOFFOltD COLLEGE.
JAS. H. OARUSLB, L.L.D., President.
A. ii. RBMIIBRT, Head Master.
Expenses for one year,
from $150 to $200.
Next Session begins Oct. 1, 1895.
Ks For Cataloguo, addroes
j. A. Gamkwbll.,
Spartunburg, S. C.
IS
YOU
Will FifjGi UsT
lil::lk^ll^l::lli:l.i!:ll::l.l::ll::l
Can Furnish You from Parlor
to Kitchen.
? ? '7*/' V ;
, ?. ..... &Shi
.-cf^W
Let's figure on your House, and we pay FREIGHT.
S. M. & E. RWilkes & CO.
Laurons.S. C.
$0F Minter's New Building.
Harris Lithia Water.
The most remarkable Water on the Market to-day which is
Shown by its Analysis and Testimonials o!" the Most
Noted Physicians of the Country.
Read what a prominent merchant of Columbia, S. C, has to say for
Harris Lithia Water.
"I had long been affected with kidney troubles. I had tried all the
mineral waters from Saratoga to Porter Springs. 1 had tried the
Western waters and all others that I could hear of, and I have no hesi
tancy in saying that none have benefited me even approximately as
much as the Harris Lithia Water. I was using the Buffalo Lithia Water
when I heard of this. I do not expect to use the Buffalo Water again.
"When I went to Harris Lithia Springs? I had to be assisted out of
my chair. After remaining two weeks I could get about as'good as
anybody. It acted on me like a charm?quickly and effectively. This
water is now being largely sold in Columbia, and I think every person
who has tried it will agreo with me in the helief that it is the most re
markable water in the country. From a simple interest in Buffering hu
manity, I would like very much to see it given a trial.
0. A. BALDWIN, Columb
Harris Lithia Water Co., Harris Springs, S. C.
Abiibvillb, N. C, September, i)(
Mr. J. T. Harris: \
We have been Belling the Harris Lithia Water for some m
find it a ready seller; those who have tried it are loud in its praiscV
doctors here regard it superior to either the Buffalo or LondonV
Waters. We predict for it a wonderful sale when the merits bea
more generally known. |
Yours very truly, RAYSOR & SMITH, I.
l'iesci iption Druggist.'
Phospbkity, S. Feb. 28, iS'Jj
Mr. J. T.Harris: '
I have been under the treatment of several physicians, and been
different watering places during the last ten years for kidney disease,
affords me pleasure to say that I have received more benefit fiom th
use of llanis Lithia Water than all remedies combined.
Respectfully 1
G. D. BROWN.*
For Sale by
bio, S.^
The Lanrens Drug Co., and Kennedy Uros
Lautens